What is Collusion? (with pictures)
What is Collusion? (with pictures):
"Collusion is a form of secret agreement between two or more people go through. To address this problem, many regions have established no-fault divorce laws, which allow people to divorce by mutual agreement.
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Collusion may take place within a group of friends that all agree on something.
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Collusion is a form of secret agreement between two or more people.
These individuals typically meet secretly, reaching an agreement which is designed to deceive or defraud someone else, an organization, or the government. Collusion can take a number of forms, many of which are illegal, and individuals may have found themselves the victim of a lesser form as some point, as for example when a group friends all privately agree on which film they want to attend before contacting another friend.
In order for a charge of collusion to be proved, it must be demonstrated that the parties involved met knowingly and with the intent to deceive. If, for example, two companies meet and agree to a price-fixing scheme, this would meet the definition. If two companies just happen to set the same prices for their products, this would not be deceptive, although many people would view it as highly suspect, and it could be considered a case of tacit collusion.
Another form might happen when someone attempts to commit insurance fraud by damaging a home or car with the assistance of someone else.
People have also been known to commit collusion during divorce
proceedings, with one partner pretending to have
committed adultery so that the divorce will go through.
To address this problem, many regions have established no-fault
divorce laws, which allow people to divorce by mutual agreement.
"Collusion is a form of secret agreement between two or more people go through. To address this problem, many regions have established no-fault divorce laws, which allow people to divorce by mutual agreement.
"
Collusion may take place within a group of friends that all agree on something.
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